Grit City Breakfast Bar and Grill

Been by this place many times. Decided to stop by and check it out. We got there around 745 on a Sunday and it was perfect because it wasn’t crazy yet. The waitress was great. Food was “ok” not sure if we’d go back.

The bartender was great. I ordered a half order of biscuits and gravy with eggs and potatoes, Eggs over easy. The eggs were medium too hard. And I got it to go and I got a 4 ounce ramekin of gravy that barely covered two of them. The biscuits were dry and dense. I would not recommend this place for breakfast to my enemies. Do better

Absolutely loved our visit to this spot on Sixth Avenue in Tacoma! The food was delicious — the sourdough French toast was unbelievably fluffy, the breakfast burrito was packed with flavor, and the mimosa hit just right. The service made the experience even better; the servers were warm and attentive, and the entire team created such a welcoming vibe. It’s always a bonus when the food is amazing and the people are kind. Can’t wait to come back and try more from the menu! Also, they are actually open until 5! So don’t be fooled by the hours on Google, their website or the door!

Yesterday was another trip for PT and to modify the exercises yet again after they went terribly wrong three weeks ago. They were too much, too soon. Then it was off to find breakfast. The Best of Pierce County competition is going on right now, so what better thing to do but go to the places who have been nominated and check them out. This is how we discovered Grit City. Caleb, the bartender and our server, greeted us immediately and gave us our choice of tables. There was only one other customer so that was easy. Menus, water and coffee were brought to the table. Caleb came back after checking on his other diner and bar customers and took our order. I ordered Chicken Fried Steak, scrambled, and breakfast potatoes, with sourdough toast. Ray ordered Smothered Breakfast potatoes a

I'll start by saying the service here is always great, I've never had a negative experience with a staff member here and they're always happy to help. However, as a vegetarian I am not pleased with the fact that the owners seem to be stripping the menu of options I can enjoy. My favorite breakfast item here has been the impossible sausage, but upon trying to order this morning I was told they no longer carry it. Unfortunately, given the now limited options, I'll have to find a new regular place to go that doesn't try to ostracize vegetarian eaters like myself.